LEBANON - Josh Spaulding, Lebanon coach Tim Speraw said, was the second or even third option when the Cedars broke the huddle with 10.2 seconds to play Tuesday night in their Section 2 showdown game vs. Cocalico.

The Eagles led, 55-54, when Drey Murray inbounded the ball to Kristian Sanchez in front of Lebanon's bench.

Sanchez gave the ball right back to Murray, who drove down the lane, drew a couple of defenders and slipped a pass to Spaulding, who was hard-charging toward the rim.

He flipped up a shot, which bounced off the rim not once, not twice but a third time before dropping.